Fourth of July and the American spirit through history
A New York editorial reflects on the origins of Independence Day from the Lee resolution of 1776, John Adams’s prophecy, and the evolving, sometimes violent, public celebrations. It traces Buffalo and Springfield milestones, temperance shifts, and the move to safe parades and pageants by 1910, urging a storied yet sober national observance.
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Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Virginia
Richard Henry Lee
Great Britain
John Adams
America
Evermore
Washington
John Bull
Uncle Sara
Monroe
Buffalo
N. Y
Buffalo Journal
Eagle
Main Street
Court and
Eagle Streets
Washington and Frontier Guard
Western Literary and Scientific Academy
Buffalo Band
Sheldon Smith
Baptist Church
Mr. Shelton
St. Paul's
Buffalo House
Seneca Street
Powell
Sylvester Mathews
Batte
Chippewa
Mr. Eaton
Presbyterian Church
Sixty-fifth
Fillmore House
Hne
Yorktown
Lexington
Friendly Sons of
Ita
Lee
The
American Medical Association
Springfield
Mass
Chauncey M. Depew
United States of America
Do Not Get Careless With Your Blood Supply
Warning about sluggish blood and disease exposure. Promotes S. S. S. as a vegetable blood medicine to revitalize blood and restore strength. Urges readers to visit a drug store for a bottle and to contact Medical Director, Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga, for free medical advice.
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Swift Specific Co
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Doctor Promises Quick Return After Sprain
In a backstage exchange the doctor warns of three months of rest after a severe sprain. The Premiere Danseuse laments losing a 300 a week contract, while the doctor reassures a return in time for the next show. FE contends the remedy may allow performing again tomorrow night.
Shows Signs of Tippling Hens Alarm English Boy
Johnny visits his aunt's farm in England and declares the place unfriendly after observing early opening public houses. The boy notes many hens have hiccups, implying a lively, humorous rural scene.
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Tohnny
England
Johnny
Old Curio Seller Tale Ends With Laughing Twist
A curio dealer recounts an old sword story linking it to Waterloo 1815 and an anecdote. The customer laughs, noting he once bought that anecdote with an old musket. The piece ends with reflections on patience and envy, hinting at cowardice and the urge to seek misery.
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Curio Deater
Waterloo
1815
Sty
Cuticura Ad Claims Pimples Vanish Fast
Pimples and blockheads allegedly vanish by smearing Cuticura Ointment then washing with Cuticura Soap and hot water for five minutes. Daily use keeps skin clear, and Cuticura Talcum is recommended. Adv.
Till Jones Seeks Sleep Advice From Many Doctors
A traveling man, Till Jones, gathers medical counsel from towns he visits. He summarizes guidance against sleeping on the left or right side or back, and warns against stomach and standing sleeping. He seeks further tips to avoid falling over during slumber.
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Till Jones
Ile
Beetles Blood for Warts Described by Dr J Escamel
In Annales de da Faenstad de Medieinn Lima Peru Dr J Escamel notes pseudo beetles whose blood has long been used by natives to treat warts. The growths reportedly turn white as if cauterized by cold.
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J. Escamel
Annales de da Faenstad de
Lima
Peru
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